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| ARTICLES RELATED TO January 2005 | | | |  January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Tomb Raider - Story
Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider.
Adventurer Lara Croft has been hired to recover the pieces of an ancient artifact known as the Scion.
Lara has just returned from a hunting trip in the Himalayas. She's contacted by Jacqueline Natla, a conniving businesswoman who convinces Lara to recover a mysterious artifact from the tomb of Qualopec in Peru. Wasting no time, Lara sets out on her quest to find one of the three pieces of the ancient Atlantean Scion, a talisman of incredible power. After discovering the fragment, ...
See also:Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider - Video games, Tomb Raider - Story, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider II, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider III, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider Chronicles, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider: Legend, Tomb Raider - Nude Raider, Tomb Raider - Spinoffs, Tomb Raider - Movies, Tomb Raider - Comic books, Tomb Raider - Original novels, Tomb Raider - Tomb Raider Level Editor Read more here: » Tomb Raider: Encyclopedia II - Tomb Raider - Story |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Nipplegate Singers Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake were performing a duet of Timberlake's song "Rock Your Body," which featured many suggestive dance moves by both Timberlake and Jackson. As the song reached the final line, "I'm gonna have you naked by the end of this song," Timberlake pulled off a part of Jackson's costume, revealing her right breast (adorned with a large, sun-shaped nipple shield, a piece of jewelry worn to accentuate the appearance of a nipple piercing). CBS immediately cut to an aerial view of the stadium, but the damage had be ...
See also:Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy, Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Nipplegate, Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - The Streaker, Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Other controversies, Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Aftermath, Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Parody Read more here: » Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy: Encyclopedia II - Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy - Nipplegate |
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| | | | | January 2005: Enterprise: Encyclopedia II - Star Trek: Enterprise - Ratings troubles
Star Trek: Enterprise - The threat of cancellation.
Despite most critics agreeing on the strength of the third season and most episodes of the fourth season receiving near-unanimous praise, the series experienced a continual decline in its ratings. (See List of Star Trek: Enterprise episodes for the Nielsen Ratings.) This, along with the poor box office performance in 2002 of Star Trek: Nemesis, cast an uncertain light upon the future of the Star Trek franchise in general. While some placed blame on ...
See also:Star Trek: Enterprise, Star Trek: Enterprise - Milestones, Star Trek: Enterprise - Plots, Star Trek: Enterprise - Seasons 1 and 2, Star Trek: Enterprise - Season 3, Star Trek: Enterprise - Season 4, Star Trek: Enterprise - Theme song, Star Trek: Enterprise - Controversy, Star Trek: Enterprise - Continuity, Star Trek: Enterprise - Cosmetic aspects, Star Trek: Enterprise - Controversial Episodes, Star Trek: Enterprise - Romance between T'Pol and Trip Tucker, Star Trek: Enterprise - Xindi Arc, Star Trek: Enterprise - T'Pol's Love Scene, Star Trek: Enterprise - Final episode, Star Trek: Enterprise - Ratings troubles, Star Trek: Enterprise - The threat of cancellation, Star Trek: Enterprise - Cancellation and aftermath, Star Trek: Enterprise - DVD release, Star Trek: Enterprise - Cast, Star Trek: Enterprise - Main characters, Star Trek: Enterprise - Recurring characters, Star Trek: Enterprise - Original novels and relaunch, Star Trek: Enterprise - Trivia Read more here: » Star Trek: Enterprise: Encyclopedia II - Star Trek: Enterprise - Ratings troubles |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Animax TV network - About Animax Latin America Locomotion, a Florida-based Spanish-language animation network in Latin America and Spain formerly owned by Hearst Corporation, was bought by Sony Entertainment Pictures Latin America in January 2005. On July 31, Locomotion officially became Animax Latinamerica.
Animax Latinamerica, along with Sony Entertainment Television Latinamerica and AXN latinamerica, forms the Sony Networks Latinamerica chain of networks.
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See also:Animax TV network, Animax TV network - About Animax Latin America, Animax TV network - Animax Vs. VTR, Animax TV network - List of Anime aired by Animax Latin America, Animax TV network - Criticism, Animax TV network - Animax in the United States Read more here: » Animax TV network: Encyclopedia II - Animax TV network - About Animax Latin America |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Procter & Gamble - History William Procter, a candlemaker, and James Gamble, a soapmaker, formed the company known as Procter & Gamble in 1837. The two men, immigrants from England and Ireland respectively, who had settled earlier in Cincinnati might never have met had they not married sisters, Olivia and Elizabeth Norris, whose father convinced his new sons-in-law to become business partners. On October 31, 1837, as a result of Alexander Norris' suggestion, a bol ...
See also:Procter & Gamble, Procter & Gamble - History, Procter & Gamble - Operations, Procter & Gamble - Corporate governance, Procter & Gamble - Financials, Procter & Gamble - Product brands, Procter & Gamble - Procter & Gamble Productions, Procter & Gamble - Controversies, Procter & Gamble - Animal testing, Procter & Gamble - Family groups pressure, Procter & Gamble - Downsizing, Procter & Gamble - Logo controversy, Procter & Gamble - Diversity Read more here: » Procter & Gamble: Encyclopedia II - Procter & Gamble - History |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - About the album Simpson described the process of writing the album's twelve songs as being similar to keeping a diary, and before the album's U.S. release she said that "My inspiration came from what I have gone through in the past three years. Every single day I was thinking of what I was going through and would write songs about it."[2] The lyrics primarily deal with love and heartbreak, and Simpson said they were inspired by her breakup with her boyfriend at the time ...
See also:Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - About the album, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Tracks, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Sales and chart performance, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Publicity and controversy, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Making the album, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Track listing, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Bonus tracks, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Personnel, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Production, Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - Notes Read more here: » Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album: Encyclopedia II - Autobiography Ashlee Simpson album - About the album |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Barbara Boxer - U.S. Senator
Barbara Boxer - Elections.
Senator Boxer's predecessor, the Democrat Alan Cranston, retired in 1992. She won the open seat contest, defeating Bruce Herschensohn, a conservative television commentator, by 5 percentage points. In 1998 she was re-elected for a second term, beating Matt Fong, a former state treasurer, by 10 percentage points. After facing no primaries opposition in the 2004 election, Boxer defeated Republican candidate Bill Jones, a former California Secretary of State, by a margin of 20%, garnering ...
See also:Barbara Boxer, Barbara Boxer - Early Life and Family, Barbara Boxer - U.S. Representative, Barbara Boxer - U.S. Senator, Barbara Boxer - Elections, Barbara Boxer - Bills and policy positions, Barbara Boxer - Ideological ratings, Barbara Boxer - Awards and honors, Barbara Boxer - Senate Committee assignments, Barbara Boxer - Possible presidential run in 2008, Barbara Boxer - Major speeches and statements, Barbara Boxer - Trivia Read more here: » Barbara Boxer: Encyclopedia II - Barbara Boxer - U.S. Senator |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Belle & Sebastian - History The band formed under the aegis of a training scheme and music business course. Built mostly around the creative mind of Stuart Murdoch, their first album, Tigermilk, was recorded as part of the course and released on the independent Electric Honey label.
Signing to the slightly larger Jeepster, they released the album If You're Feeling Sinister in 1996 and a sequence of EPs through 1997. The group's third album, The Boy with the Arab Strap (1998), was a top-20 hit in the UK. The band was then proclaimed Best Newcomer at the 1999 Brit Awards. 1999 was also the year of the Bowlie ...
See also:Belle & Sebastian, Belle & Sebastian - Lineup, Belle & Sebastian - History, Belle & Sebastian - Discography, Belle & Sebastian - Albums, Belle & Sebastian - Singles & EPs, Belle & Sebastian - Compilations, Belle & Sebastian - DVDs Read more here: » Belle & Sebastian: Encyclopedia II - Belle & Sebastian - History |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Toyota Prius - 2004 to 2006 Prius The Prius 2004 model year was a complete redesign of the previous generations of Prius. The new model is based on the new (third generation) Hybrid Synergy Drive (HSD), replacing the earlier Toyota Hybrid System (THS) technology. The first generation (1997 to 2003) could not run its air conditioning unless the motor was running. In contrast, the 2004 model introduced an all-electric compressor for cooling. This allowed more extensive use of the "stealth mode" (operation on electric motor only).
The drag coefficient of 0.26 was now the second-lowest in the ...
See also:Toyota Prius, Toyota Prius - How it works, Toyota Prius - 2004 to 2006 Prius, Toyota Prius - Versions, Toyota Prius - Awards, Toyota Prius - Notable facts, Toyota Prius - Sales, Toyota Prius - Car rental, Toyota Prius - Driving tricks to reduce fuel consumption Read more here: » Toyota Prius: Encyclopedia II - Toyota Prius - 2004 to 2006 Prius |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Angelina Jolie - Biography Angelina Jolie was born in Los Angeles, California, to actors Jon Voight and Marcheline Bertrand. She is the niece of Chip Taylor and the goddaughter of Jacqueline Bisset and Maximilian Schell. She is also the sister of James Haven. In a 2004 article in Vogue she stated that her mother is from Chicago. At the Premiere Magazine "Women in Hollywood" Awards she said her mom was born in a bowling alley and has stated that because of her name people often assume that her mother is French. Jolie's grandparents were French Canadian. H ...
See also:Angelina Jolie, Angelina Jolie - Biography, Angelina Jolie - Career, Angelina Jolie - Relationships, Angelina Jolie - Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie - Humanitarian Work, Angelina Jolie - Adoptions, Angelina Jolie - Tattoos, Angelina Jolie - Other trivia, Angelina Jolie - Filmography Read more here: » Angelina Jolie: Encyclopedia II - Angelina Jolie - Biography |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - 6th Ring Road Beijing - Portions under Construction By 2002, over 50% of the expressway ring route was opened to traffic, spanning from the northwestern end linking with the Badaling Expressway to the southern end linking with the Jingkai Expressway.
The 19.6 km northwestern segment (heading west) from Xishatun near Changping District to Wenquan in Mentougou District, and a 23.8 km portion connecting with the Jingshi Expressway and Liangxiang from the Jingkai Expressway were slated for November 2004. The portion Xishatun - Wenquan has been delayed until early ...
See also:6th Ring Road Beijing, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Route, 6th Ring Road Beijing - History, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Portions under Construction, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Road Conditions, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Speed Limit, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Tolls, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Lanes, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Surface Conditions, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Traffic Conditions, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Major Exits, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Service Areas, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Connections, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Vast Distances, 6th Ring Road Beijing - List of Exits, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Northern 6th Ring Road, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Eastern 6th Ring Road, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Southern 6th Ring Road, 6th Ring Road Beijing - Western 6th Ring Road Read more here: » 6th Ring Road Beijing: Encyclopedia II - 6th Ring Road Beijing - Portions under Construction |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Inconsistencies between the two trilogies
Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Vader knowing about Luke.
At the end of Episode III, Darth Vader has no knowledge that Padmé has given birth to any offspring before she dies, although he knew that she was pregnant (it is possible that he may have thought Padmé had died before giving birth), the same goes for Darth Sidious. (She was in fact, made up to look still pregnant during her funeral).
In Episode IV, Darth Vader never meets Luke, and even when he is chasing Luke's X-wing fighter in the trenc ...
See also:Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Inconsistencies between the two trilogies, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Vader knowing about Luke, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Obi-Wan Kenobi and R2-D2, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Darth Vader and C-3PO, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - The Death Star, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - R2-D2's Abilities, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Obi-Wan versus Ben Kenobi, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - The training of Obi-Wan, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Obi-Wan knowing about Leia, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Leia's Mother, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Technology, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Combat, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - One with the Force, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Other inconsistencies in the films, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Han Solo and the Force, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Shadows on Tatooine, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Twins?, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Lightsaber injuries, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Parsec, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Greedo, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - General Grievous's lightsabers, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Buzz droids, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Palpatine's deformities, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Inconsistencies in the Expanded Universe, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Death Star Concept, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Master Oppo Rancisis, Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Clones Read more here: » Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars: Encyclopedia II - Alleged inconsistencies in Star Wars - Inconsistencies between the two trilogies |
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| | | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - U.S. presidential election 2004 timeline - 2004
U.S. presidential election 2004 timeline - January 2004.
January 7 - George W. Bush's campaign manager Ken Mehlman announces that the President's re-election campaign raised $130.8 million from 494,000 individual donors during 2003. 415,000 of the 494,000 Bush donors contributed less than $200 each. Reportedly, the goal is to raise between $150 million and $170 million by the mid-summer conventions.
January 13 - The non-binding Washington, DC Democratic primary is held with four major candidates on ...
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Married... with Children - Characters
Married... with Children - Bundy family.
Al Bundy (Ed O'Neill)– the father figure in the Bundy family. Is usually seen in his trademark couch potato pose, sitting on the couch with one hand down the front of his pants. He was the star full back for Polk High School's football team, bound for college on an athletic scholarship – until he met Peg. Afterwards, he broke his leg, he lost his scholarship, his life fell apart, and he was stuck from then on working as a shoe salesman at New Market Mall, ...
See also:Married... with Children, Married... with Children - The show, Married... with Children - Remakes, Married... with Children - Characters, Married... with Children - Bundy family, Married... with Children - Neighbors, Married... with Children - Recurring characters, Married... with Children - Bundy icons, Married... with Children - Controversy & Missing episodes, Married... with Children - The Rakolta Boycott, Married... with Children - Trivia Read more here: » Married... with Children: Encyclopedia II - Married... with Children - Characters |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Worcester Massachusetts - History Worcester was first settled in 1673 and was officially incorporated in 1684. The settlement was established as a town in 1722, and chartered as a city in 1848. When the government of Worcester County was established on April 2, 1731, Worcester was chosen as its shire town (later known as a county seat). From that date until the dissolution of the county government on July 1, 1998, it was the only county seat.
John Adams taught at the village schoolhouse in Worcester before returning to Braintree to practice law and contribute t ...
See also:Worcester Massachusetts, Worcester Massachusetts - History, Worcester Massachusetts - The Worcester Six, Worcester Massachusetts - Worcester firsts, Worcester Massachusetts - Geography, Worcester Massachusetts - Demographics, Worcester Massachusetts - Government, Worcester Massachusetts - Education, Worcester Massachusetts - Colleges and universities, Worcester Massachusetts - Professional schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Preparatory schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Public high schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Culture, Worcester Massachusetts - Landmarks, Worcester Massachusetts - Media, Worcester Massachusetts - Sports, Worcester Massachusetts - City name pronunciation, Worcester Massachusetts - Transportation, Worcester Massachusetts - Notable people, Worcester Massachusetts - Born in Worcester, Worcester Massachusetts - Other residents Read more here: » Worcester Massachusetts: Encyclopedia II - Worcester Massachusetts - History |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Worcester Massachusetts - Culture
Worcester Massachusetts - Landmarks.
Worcester counts within its borders over 1200 acres (5 km²) of publicly owned property. Elm Park, purchased in 1854 and laid out by Frederick Law Olmsted, was not only the first public park in the city (after the 8 acre (32,000 m²) Common, 1669) but also one of the first of its kind in the nation. Both the City Common and Elm Park are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. In 1903 the Green family donated the 549 acres (2.2 km²) of Green Hill area land to the c ...
See also:Worcester Massachusetts, Worcester Massachusetts - History, Worcester Massachusetts - The Worcester Six, Worcester Massachusetts - Worcester firsts, Worcester Massachusetts - Geography, Worcester Massachusetts - Demographics, Worcester Massachusetts - Government, Worcester Massachusetts - Education, Worcester Massachusetts - Colleges and universities, Worcester Massachusetts - Professional schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Preparatory schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Public high schools, Worcester Massachusetts - Culture, Worcester Massachusetts - Landmarks, Worcester Massachusetts - Media, Worcester Massachusetts - Sports, Worcester Massachusetts - City name pronunciation, Worcester Massachusetts - Transportation, Worcester Massachusetts - Notable people, Worcester Massachusetts - Born in Worcester, Worcester Massachusetts - Other residents Read more here: » Worcester Massachusetts: Encyclopedia II - Worcester Massachusetts - Culture |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Paul Wolfowitz - Early life and education Paul Wolfowitz was the second child of Jacob Wolfowitz and Lillian Dundes. He grew up in the university town of Ithaca, New York, where his father was an eminent Professor of Statistics at Cornell University.
Jacob Wolfowitz was a Polish national of Jewish descent who fled to the U.S.A. with his parents in 1920 to escape persecution. Many of Wolfowitz’s relatives left behind in Poland were to die in The Holocaust. James Mann, in Rise of the Vulcans, says that Jacob Wolfowitz "was a committed Zionist throughout his life and, in later years, was also active in organizing protes ...
See also:Paul Wolfowitz, Paul Wolfowitz - Early life and education, Paul Wolfowitz - Cornell University, Paul Wolfowitz - University of Chicago, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Regional Programs, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. State Department Director of Policy Planning, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. State Department Assistant Secretary for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, Paul Wolfowitz - Dean of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Paul Wolfowitz - Project for a New American Century, Paul Wolfowitz - The Vulcans, Paul Wolfowitz - U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, Paul Wolfowitz - 9-11 and the War on Terror, Paul Wolfowitz - President of the World Bank, Paul Wolfowitz - Personal life, Paul Wolfowitz - Political views, Paul Wolfowitz - Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Paul Wolfowitz - Iran, Paul Wolfowitz - Pre-emption, Paul Wolfowitz - Opinions on Wolfowitz, Paul Wolfowitz - Media portrayals of Wolfowitz, Paul Wolfowitz - Footnotes Read more here: » Paul Wolfowitz: Encyclopedia II - Paul Wolfowitz - Early life and education |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Operation Condor - Activities
Operation Condor - General Carlos Prats 30th September 1974.
General Carlos Prats and his wife were killed by Chilean DINA on September 30th, 1974, by a car bombing in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where they lived in exile. In Chile, the judge investigating this case, Alejandro Solis, definitively relaxed Pinochet on this particular case, after the Chilean Supreme court rejected in January 2005 a demand to lift the ex-dictator's immunity. The direction of DINA, including chief Manuel Contreras, ex-chief of operation ...
See also:Operation Condor, Operation Condor - Countries involved, Operation Condor - Activities, Operation Condor - General Carlos Prats 30th September 1974, Operation Condor - Bernardo Leighton 5th October 1975, Operation Condor - Orlando Letelier 21th September 1976, Operation Condor - US Congressman Edward Koch, Operation Condor - Background and US involvement, Operation Condor - The terror archives, Operation Condor - Bibliography Read more here: » Operation Condor: Encyclopedia II - Operation Condor - Activities |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - World Chess Championship - History of the World Chess Championship
World Chess Championship - Three pioneering titans Pre-1900.
The first match proclaimed by the players as for the world championship was the match that Wilhelm Steinitz won against Johannes Zukertort in 1886. However, a line of players regarded as the strongest (or at least the most famous) in the world extends back hundreds of years beyond them, and these players are sometimes considered the world champions of their time. They include Ruy López de Segura around 1560, Paolo Boi and Leonardo da ...
See also:World Chess Championship, World Chess Championship - Reigns of the Champions, World Chess Championship - Unofficial World Champions, World Chess Championship - Undisputed World Champions, World Chess Championship - Classical World Champions, World Chess Championship - FIDE World Champions since 1993, World Chess Championship - History of the World Chess Championship, World Chess Championship - Three pioneering titans Pre-1900, World Chess Championship - Rise of the modern Grandmaster 1894 - 1946, World Chess Championship - Soviet dominance 1948 - 1969, World Chess Championship - A second American sorrow and the K-K arch-rivalry 1972 - 1990, World Chess Championship - Chaos 1993 - 2004, World Chess Championship - A New Approach 2005 -, World Chess Championship - Women's World Championship, World Chess Championship - Reigns of the Women's World Champions, World Chess Championship - Era of Menchik, World Chess Championship - Georgian dominance, World Chess Championship - Rise of the Chinese and Hungarians, World Chess Championship - Junior and Senior World Champions Read more here: » World Chess Championship: Encyclopedia II - World Chess Championship - History of the World Chess Championship |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Podcasting - History
Podcasting - Initial development.
What makes podcasting unique from other digital audio and video delivery is the use of syndication feed enclosures. The concept was proposed in a draft by Tristan Louis in October, 2000[3], and implemented in somewhat different form by Dave Winer, a software developer and an author of the RSS format. Winer had discussed the concept, also in October 2000, with Adam Curry, a user of his software, as well as having other customer requests for ...
See also:Podcasting, Podcasting - Podcasting Versus Broadcasting and Streaming, Podcasting - Name, Podcasting - Mechanics, Podcasting - History, Podcasting - Initial development, Podcasting - Precursor, Podcasting - Popularization, Podcasting - Adoption by traditional broadcasters, Podcasting - Coping with growth, Podcasting - Other uses, Podcasting - Podcasting and Music Royalties, Podcasting - Regular radio-based podcasts, Podcasting - Future Licensing Issues, Podcasting - Notes and references Read more here: » Podcasting: Encyclopedia II - Podcasting - History |
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| | | | | January 2005: Encyclopedia II - Blackadder - The series and specials
Blackadder - Chronological order.
The Black Adder
Blackadder II
Blackadder: The Cavalier Years
Blackadder and the King's Birthday
Blackadder the Third
Blackadder's Christmas Carol
Blackadder Goes Forth
Blackadder: Back & Forth
Blackadder: The Army Years
Blackad ...
See also:Blackadder, Blackadder - Blackadder overview, Blackadder - Developments over the series, Blackadder - Similarities over the series, Blackadder - Popularity and effects on popular culture, Blackadder - The series and specials, Blackadder - Chronological order, Blackadder - Series 1: The Black Adder, Blackadder - Series 2: Blackadder II, Blackadder - Series 3: Blackadder the Third, Blackadder - Series 4: Blackadder Goes Forth, Blackadder - Specials, Blackadder - Historical anomalies, Blackadder - Cast, Blackadder - Quotes, Blackadder - References and tie-ins, Blackadder - Precursors Read more here: » Blackadder: Encyclopedia II - Blackadder - The series and specials |
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